ethically justified

Frequency: 6.89.1 per million words

Similar to justifiable, meaning proven to be morally right.

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  • A decision to withhold treatment must be ethically justified and well-documented.
  • Is the use of AI in warfare ethically justified?
  • The company argued that its downsizing was ethically justified to save the entire organization.
  • Many argue that animal testing is not ethically justified for cosmetics.
  • Using animals in this type of experiment is not considered ethically justified by many scientists.
  • The decision to prioritize profits over environmental safety was not ethically justified.
  • Can such a high-risk military action ever be ethically justified?
  • From a utilitarian perspective, some sacrifices can be ethically justified.
  • He struggled to convince himself that his actions were ethically justified.
  • She wondered if her actions, despite good intentions, were truly ethically justified.
  • The committee's report concluded that the policy was ethically justified under the extreme circumstances.
  • The company's response to the crisis felt ethically justified given the circumstances.
  • We will only proceed with the project if it is deemed ethically justified by an independent review board.
  • New medical advancements raise questions about what is ethically justified.
  • The board spent weeks debating whether the merger was ethically justified.
  • It's hard to find a situation where deceiving others is ethically justified.
  • Some actions are more easily ethically justified than others.
  • The panel debated whether the experimental treatment was ethically justified.
  • While the immediate benefits are clear, it's debatable whether the long-term consequences are ethically justified.
  • Only after careful consideration did they conclude that the policy was ethically justified.